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Samu (@scristobal)

scristobal

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Registered about 10 years ago
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Rust
34.8 %

TypeScript
26.1 %

JavaScript
13.0 %

Go
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HTML
4.3 %

Nushell 4.3 %

C
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botatobot

A Telegram bot to generate stable diffusion images on request, on your GPU

rxjs-kafka

A no fuss rxjs wrapper for kafkajs, focused on ease of use.

cross-compiling-rust-c-wasm-zig

Cross compiling Rust + C codebase to Web Assembly (web and WASI) using Zig

game-of-wasm

Game of Life, inside a Web Component running on Web Asssembly

auth0-socketio

A near-zero config middleware to use Auth0 JWT on your Socket.IO server

TelegramGPT

Like ChatGPT but in Telegram

advent-of-code

Advent of code 🎅🏻🧑🏻‍💻

leetcode-problems

Collection of LeetCode questions to ace the coding interview! - Created using [LeetHub](https://github.com/QasimWani/LeetHub)

clean-this-mess

A simple utility to subscribe and run tasks before closing a nodejs program

rxjs-socket.io

A simple RxJS wrapper for socket.io

dawn-experiments

Messing arround with Dawn, Google's C++ WebGPU implementation

webgpu-experiments

Just experimenting with WebGPU API

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go-experiments

Some left overs and discarded ideas. 🧪🔬

dotfiles

Fantastic dotfiles and where to find them

demos

Just a collection of random stuff, eg. jsFiddles and such

craby

A Telegram bot that runs ML models on r8e.com

blogging

A repo for my blog posts

sample-rxjs-socket.io

A sample repo to showcase `rxjs-socket.io`

node-ts-module-template

Basic template for nodejs modules written in Typescript, includes compiler, tests, watcher and linter.

actix-mongodb-crud

simple crud using Actix y MongoDB Rust driver

udp-tcp-spmc

A simple (but performant) implementation of a single producer, multiple consumer over UDP and/or TCP

wgpu-experiments

Messing around with wgpu 🦀

minigrep

Mandatory project from 🦀 📖

howdoi

A CLI tool to answer the (many times repeated) question "How do I ... ?" powered by OpenAI's GPT4